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About Bandon recorder. (Bandon, Or.) 188?-1910 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 24, 1910)
4- GOOD COUPON SCHEME. SLOGANS OF THE CITIES. Th*/ Ar* a Valuable Aaaet In Growth of Municipalitiaa. the On* NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION VOTE AGAiNST HSalS That Will Minimis* th* Credit Busin*** and Build Up Trad*. Precsmen Turn Down Plan M ot the latent, ke at Roaebuqg Ore., January 18. 1910. Notice is hereby given that Mary E. Dunnm., widow Harlan P. Dunn.ng. deceased, of Marshfield, Oregon, who, on June 14, 1906, made Homestead Application, (02022), No. 14113, for lots 3 and 4. Section 4, and lot I. section 5, township 30 south, lange 14 west, Willamette Me-idian. has filed notice oi intention to make five fitu) year proofto establish glaim to the land al o e described, before the Rl Mr and Receiver of .he U. S. Land Office at Raaeburg, Oregon, on the Sth day of March, 1910. Claimant names as witnesses: Robert P. Hunt, of Bandon. Oregon. John C. Shields, “ “ Sylvester S. Shields, “ “ Theodore H. Shaw “ u. For San1- tarium In Tennessee. Real Estate Snaps The alogaa habit is gruwlug A eu This is not a boost for any premium It seeui* tb.it lb«* International phonlouii aloguu is supposed to b* as coupon scheme, a* w« are opposed to Printing pr**H*uu*ti aud this method of attracting trade only valuable au asset to a city or town as i-uiou it, Slot to Yi.i*«• tani lviii.eio.ee It 1* to a proprietary article adver along legitimate Itae*. Tbe coupon home for it» MiiiH'i'iinii.uitcd uieu;l>.-rs ■cfeeme which we commend as being tised in the street curs, although it is one of great merit is one that is no after all—ut i«*u»t not yet awhile. i'lie not without significance that tbe three doubt well known to the trad* all over | preliminary proposition was to raise cities which have gone forward tbe tbe country. This particular scheme is ' fl00.00U. which tbe union put to a ret- Ill«- propo.-.ll hill did fastest in recent years— Los Angeles, one that we believe will minimize the ereliduui vote. Seattle aud Kansas City—have no credit business and at the same time uct carry for tin* reason, its alleged. trademarks. « in a stor« where it has never been tried 1 that if any special amount were to be Chicago started tbe game with its may prove an Innovation that will ! raiaed it should is* raised Io aid iu fur j tiler organizing and also In sireiigtb- “I will." The idea has since spread su bring new trade to the store. I Smail books ate printed containing ' enlng tbe various local unions. widely that uearly every city which At the twenty-tirst aunual conven has a commercial association has a coupons of tbe value of $5. Tbe cou RENJAMIN F. JONES. tion of the iiiiioii, livid in Oinaha in motto to go upon its advertising lit-1 pons in the book come tn one cent, five erature. Boston uses "Bigger, busier, cent, len cent and twenty-five cent de June, a euinmissloti was ap|s>iiiii*d to better Boston.” "Buffalo means busi nominations and are so divided that consider the feasibility of erecting a home for tulM-rculous tnvmliers anti to ness,” adopted after a competition, so each has an equal or proportionate pleases the Queen City that its mauu ! amount, making it possible for tbe report oil the project, lu order lo put the matter before the rank and tile a faeturers. many of them, use it on book to be used up at th* same time program was submitted Io all ineiii tiers their stationery. Rochester has se without any shortening of the differ in good 'standing contaiiiing He fol lected tbe stilted "Rochester made ent units. Cash is paid for these books in ad lowing points: means quality,” recalling the equally The Institution of a national ranuulji' vance. and when shopping the total awkward "Worcester made invites for the cleansing of workshop» and '.lie trade.” The Syracuse chamber, while amount of euch or all purchases are Improvement of sanitary worKlHu condi it has no official motto, favors "Syra deducted from the book, in this way tion*. The Institution of a national course of cuse spells success,” at times usiug the buyer can tell Just bow much per education in regard to ttie nature ut tu current slang for its purpose in "if week or month she is spending, and berculosis and tlte methods of prevention the storekeeper minimize« bls credit The appointment of local and group tu you’re in Syracuse you’re in right." berculosis commissions to work with a Schenectady boasts that it "lights business, as he caD make tbe ironclad national commission along lines ot »ire- and hauls the world,” which is more rule tiiab the books are to be sold by vention cash in advance. The credit question inviting than its invitation to "Ske Tbe establishment of ladles' auxiliaries California and Or**gou Coital NteaniNhip « o. daddle fur Schenectady." Two cities is one that -is and will continue to be a to assist in tbe educational campaign and in the raising of funds. source of great worry to all mer popular for conventions use tbe same The establishment of a home for those REGISTERED form in more euphonious language— chants. and every advantage that can members now afflicted with tuberculosis be gained toward a stoppage of this or who may become atillcted In Hawkins “Come to Columbus” and "Steer for Sow plying between Portland and C» om Buy only Tenn., at an approximate cost of Springfield.” Walla Walla carries credit practice should be tried and county. WEEKLY TRIPS tivo.ua ). alliterupon a degree further in "What I given a good test as to its advisability Of Marshfield, Oregon The cost of maintenance of the home is GRAY fit HOLT CO.. Gen. Agents T. B. JAMES.tAgent Tbe ordinary merchant Is acquainted Walla Walla wants is you." El Paso not to exceed 10 cents a month pet- mem- 728-730 Merchants Exchange San Francisco Mar.hheld. Phone 4M advises succinctly “El Paso tbe pass; with or soon becomes acquainted with her. Will visit Bandon the 22d and 23d Finances for the erection and placing in his trade, and by adopting this coupon J. E. ALSTROM, Agent, Bandon of each month. Office at Gallier don't pass El Paso.” operation of the home are to be raised Hotel. Expert service* and honest The slogan which indicates growth j scheme be works no hardships on any under the following conditions: price* guaranteed one. but absolutely safeguards bis ac (a) A call upon the membership for one and prosperity is more popular. That pay in a certain week, which will reminder to all tourists of its remarka- counts. as it is uo more wrong for the day's be known as tuberculosis home week. merchant to ask $5 In advance from population, "Watch Ta ble advance in (b) Calling for a popular contribution TORIC LENS. SO EASY MOUNTINGS coma grow.” is probably the best his customers than It Is for the eus from the members throughout the conti The testing of children's eyes a specialty known ot all city mottoes. Dayton turner to ask for an incalculable nent. Broken lens' duplicated <c> The acceptance of contributions from calls Itself "The city of 1.000 facto amount of credit union publishers, employers and friends ries.” Oklahoma City boasts that it is ot the International union outKjde the Dig out your attic and woodsaed amt hunt up your »11 "the fastest growing city in the fast LYING WILL HURT BUSINESS trade. Fnrninre, Stoves, etc. and call on the Second HauJ (d) The raising of finances through la- est growing state." Chattanooga calls Man and he will buy it dies' auxiliaries by entertainmen's. fairs, itself “The city that pays dividends.'' Deception In Trade Harmful to Mer etc. Augusta. Ga., does its northern rival BANDON SECOND HAND STORE chant and Should Be Stopped. The proposed site for the home i> honor inMetining itself as "the Lowell Anything yon want in Among the steps of progress to be thirty-eight miles from Asheville. N L. B. Woodruff, Prop., store on Plank Road of tbe south.” "In Kalamazoo.” they recorded iu our young national career Cabinet Work. Patterns, tell us, "we do.” and tbe Kansas capi are the increased honesty and dimln C.. at an elevation of from l.tkW to Models tal does a bit of punning in "Topeka. isbed dishonesty of commercial adver 3.200 feet and comprises 519 acres. 260 Kan.. Topeka, will.” "You’ll like Ta tising The change is perhaps most of which are under cultivation it has coma" was so graceful anil inviting a noticeable in that hybrid and ampblbi a complete electric power plant. bath 60 YEARS" phrase that other cities have adopted ous trade of "dry goods.” The public house, farming implements and sev BANDON EXPERIENCE eral cottages. The optic» »ost 1» $?<.OOO. Obina Closets .Sideboards. it with only change in uame. is now quite used to seeiDg the sale of Picture Fra tn e s and such wares announced iu fairly plain Moulding“ made to order terms, without spurious allurements UNCLEAN SCHOOLROOMS. LABOR BRIEFS First class work. Call of euphemism or eulogy, whereas Full line of Harness, Sad and see me in Blackerby They Ar* a Constant Menace to th* twenty or thirty years ago lying was The Indiana child lalior committee building, opposite Re dles, Bridles, Halters, >»"'.' -Y thought to be a matter of common has effected permanent organization. Live* of Children. Tnsrc IT arrs corder eflice. Shortest Blankets and everything , D esigns No parent, school board or law has sense by shopkeepers who advertised. The closing of the tin plate mills at possible time. Satisfac C opyrights A c . the right to compel children to go to a Of course all advertising has a com Bridgeport, O., and Martins Ferry. O.. usually kept in a first- tion guaranteed Anyone «ending a sketch »n<1 de*cr»n' n rriB* il Qtilckiy anoertain our opinion ir^ er r.b school that gives them diseases that mercial basis, whether it makes known threw 5,500 union men out of work. class harness shop. invention i* probably patonlaMe. < nnlen- may . permanently undermine their a railway time table or a school course, ? totient riot ly confidential. HANDBOOK -• ’-u eute The new label department of the sent free. Oldest agency for B<*cnrm> i iteiit* Repairing a Specialty health or manufacture physical de a brand of whisky or a church service Federation of Labor has 400,000 union Patents taken tbrouffb Mum at, to. receive special notice. without cnargo, In the Meanwhile the pleastng Improvement BANDON, OREGON fects. So important did one school men and women in affiliation with it principal consider protection from cou- In "dry goods" advertising has reach and expects soon to see added to that tagious diseases that be had a culture ed the remarkable degree of at least number at least 200,000 more workers Bring your k handsomely ilin«tmted weekly. T .« t cir- •»ilation of any scientific journal a 1. • f •- n taken of every child's throat before it one merchant setting forth the relative President Lewis of the United Mine •nr: four months, e<xJbyah •« .*< .¡14. Butter Wrappers for sale at this came to school. Those in whose advantages aud disadvantages of two Workers of America has Issued a clr mouths were the germs of diphtheria, articles offered to the public. This cular showing the present paid up office. branch Office. 625 F St* Washiu*« D. C. To tiiE R ecorder tuberculosis, etc., were excluded not Brutus of business sayB concerning membership of the organization to be one kind of raincoat that it is "not because they were sick, but because 262,747. This is a gain of 4.500 over they were able to infect other chil absolutely water tight." though “proof the figures of any year since 1904. dren. This prevented an epidemic in against any ordinary shower." The There has been practically no change that school for the first time iu its other kind, be tells you. "is water in the wages of railway employees history. Mothers, if you find that tight;" but. since the body's beat and since the autumn of 1906. when the proper precautions are not taken to moisture do nor escape, this accumula Pennsylvania granted an increase of protect your children from contagious tiou or secretion "dampens the inside 10 per cent. That increase was sub diseases aud physical defects, keep of the coat besides making the wearer sequently granted by all of the roads. them out of school. Arouse other uncomfortably hot” is it not rather a The American Federation of Labot mothers to do likewise aud to interest new thing for a trader to pay money possesses $167,303.46, of which $115,- to a newspaper for telling the public or coerce your health board, school 877.14 is in the so called defense fund board, physicians and council to pro the defects of things be wants to sell? for local trade and federal labor un vide an examining physician, a school ions and can be used for strike bene Civic Ugliness. nurse and a sanitary schoolhouse.—De fits, while the balance. $51,426.32, is In Civic ugliness is not an asset. Slat lineator. the general fund.. ternly municipal housekeeping attracts Help For Their Old Hom* Town. ueither residents nor investors. Such — —noo---- There are several groups of country inexcusable transgression cannot but City Transfer born big business men in New York react, and eventually it will be found Who have formed country clubs to that the way of the transgressor Is in All kinds of draying and transier- meet once a year, talk over old times deed bard. To be known as a beauti in the towus aud villages they came ful village marks the place as a bud ing FOR SALE—mill jvood. from and the good or betterment of ding city. A beautiful city soon be from Cody’s mill $2.00 per loid the old bomd place. Among these are comes a mighty city. A beautiful men like Hon. Seth Low. James G. country soou develops into a land of Cod sold and delivered at lowest Cannon and Commodore Wadhams. At splendid homes, inhabited by a supe prices J. Jenkins, Prop. an annual dinner Mr. f’antmu made rior class of citizens. Everything ----------- - pr-W* the suggestion that they could do eventually yields to the irresistible nothing better than to get hack of a charms of beauty, whether midst the Best seed grain at low est prices Young Men's Christian ss<>< lation noisy strife of artificial city life or work in his county (Gre« ..ei. and it among grevn fields and meadows Estabrook Warehouse- stf. was done. Mr. Caution told Mr. Low "brown and sear." The upshot of it about it. aud now his county (West all is to keep spic and span not only NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION chester» has come into line, with a with our own premises, but to Join Notice is hereby given, th*! by order of the secretary on the field, whose head with our neighbors in a co-operative quarters will be at White Plains. movement to care for public property County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for Commodore Wad ha ms beard of it and in a manner that will commend our .the County of Coos, Mollie Patterioa was duly adminutratrix of the estate of W. H. asked what it would cost. He was community to all visitors as a live appointed Sullivan, de eased and that letter* testamentary told $2.500. "Go ahead; It is done. I up to «late, progressive place in which were fully isaued to the said Mollie Patterton on will look after the money for my to permanently reside. the 7th day of February 1910; that »he s now county.” Here is au idea for every big qualified and acting, therefore all person* having city where the country boys bave claims against the said estate are hereby notified Th* Gospel of Hom* Trad*. to present the same with proper vouchers to the growu up to be the city’s lenders. The If anxious to help your friends said adminutratrix at Bandon, Oregon, within good work that was begun last year And to help yourself as well. six montfi« from the 10th day of March 1910, at county fairs in supplanting horse If you want success In your business. the date of the final publication of this notice. Here's a plan may work the spell: racing and gambling by the introduc Spend your money in your own town. MO l LIE PATTERSON. tion of clean athletics and control of Nor permit it abroad to roam. Administratrix of the estate of W. H. Sullivan, the sports by the county associations For the dollar that may come back your deceased. way has been kept up in the country east GEO. P. TOPPING. Attorney for the Is the dollar that stay* at horn*. and west with increasing results. Are not always floating around, but, I have a few that will surprise you, both in city and farm property INSURANCE Insure your home or business property before the fire comes Y ou can have your choice of a big line of companies. HAYES Steamer Alliance OPTOMETERIST I J Second bland Store 3 Made in Bandon Job Work a Specialty Harness Shop W. W. BINGHAM J ; W. J. SABIN, Prop- Work Unique Snowplow For Sidewalk*. This is one instance where a lawn mower, an Instrument which is a big factor in making the rural town at tractive, can be made very serviceable during the winter. Any Industrious person keeps the sidewalk in front of bis home clean of snow and makes travel easy for the mail carrier by simply turning bis mower Into a first class snowplow. Take the bandle and braces from the lawn mowvr and at tach them to a branch one inch thick, twelve inches wide and eighteen Inches long Then take two strips of wood 1 by 2 aud teu incites long and I use them aw battens over the handle braces. Then fasten with screw:« and you complete the plow. A piece of tin tacked over the face of the bonrd will greatly assist the anow tn sliding from the plow. & Co.3eTB~~^->-r»p;v York Who plants a nearby soil A part of the harvest reaps. But the seed wind sown that afar I* blown Is out of your reach for keeps. Apply the lessons to wealth And iret It under your dome That the dollar which may oom* back your way I* the dollar that stays at home. You are paid some time, some place. In the coin of the things you do. You are part of the hive. If the other* thrive The honey i* shared by you. You get as you give; that's the law! The rest is but aound and foam. The dollar that may come back your way I* the dollar that stay* at home. When you trade with the man next door Or th* merchant around the square You give a lift to the general thrift And may hope for your ultimate share. Tfs a wisdom that'* learned from life And requires no scholarly tome— 'hat the dollar which may com* back your way la the dollar that stays at home. J. A. EDGERTON. MeCALL PATTE9NS Celebrated lor style, perfect fit, aimpl.eitv nnd reliability nearly 40 year*. Sold in nri-la every c:tv and town in the United State* tnl Canada, or by mail direct M-re sold th - i any other make. Send tor tree catalogue. Met. ALL’S MAGAZINE More subsenbers than any other fashion magazine—million I month. Invaluable. I t- eat styles, pattern*, dressmaking, millinery, plain aewing. fancy needlearork, hairdressir-.g. etiquette, good .tones, etc. Only SO cert, a I Cr (worth double», including * iree pattern lacnbe today, or rend for «ample copy 1 WONDEBFUL INDUCEMENTS to Arents. Postal brings premium catalog« 3 and new ca*h pnae otfera. ^Addrea* nmKuicL «»■$ mbkww * • è 9 O • • Scientific Bsneric«!».